I'm giving this company one star only because zero stars isn't an option…read more I agreed to a bid and a two week waiting period only for them not to show up. They tell me " I cancelled." No, I did not. Honestly, I simply believe they accepted more jobs than they were able to handle. If someone had simply texted, called, or even emailed, we could have worked it out. Live and learn.

We had a great experience with Kalanish. He was able to come out within a week of our request and…read moredid an amazing job matching our 1920's plaster. I would highly recommend them. They gave us a great price and were very quick and professional.

If you're looking for solid work at a fair price, you won't be disappointed. The guys walk you…read morethrough the whole process and provide options when certain things arise. Our house is far from being level and you'd be hard pressed to find a real 90 degree corner, these guys made it work! We plan on having them back to do some work in our basement. Definitely give them a chance.

Edit: After leaving…read moremy review, the owner reached out to discuss quotes. Original review: Requested some quotes for multiple projects around the house, and even have the materials for said projects. The team seemed very nice, and in person was eager to offer insight, advice and told me they'd get back to me for a labor only quote. they dropped off planet earth after that. Sent a message 3 days after originally seeing them, and now a week later the radio silence is loud and clear. I guess if money cant be made on materials, they are not interested ...

We are so pleased with the cabinet painting that Kirk did for us through Pgh Painters…read more He was professional, polite & saw the job through even when it took a bit longer than he expected. The cabinets look new & we even had the bathroom cabinets done! Also a 5 yr warranty makes us feel that the company cares

Unfortunately we had a dismal experience with Pgh Painters in Dec 2023. The contract was not…read morefollowed for anything - preparation, protection, 2 coats of paint, etc etc etc. They didn't use drop cloths properly - or sometimes at all - despite my repeated requests from the first day onward. Some of the excuses for why they didn't use paper or drop cloths: 1) the guys were confident in their painting abilities, 2) that they were worried I'd slip on the drop cloths, and 3) Diego (Project manager) told me that he was new & had come from Liturgical work with stone and didn't understand how to protect a residential area. If they did use a drop cloth on the floor, they didn't also cover nearby things - ex: painted directly above a bookcase without covering the bookcase - of course all the books have splatter & overspray. All the hardwood & tile floors have spots & overspray that I'm still cleaning off. All of them. The carpets got paint on them and I'd have to clean it off. They opened cans of paint on carpeted areas without using drop cloths. On the third day I told Diego that I had to speak with the owner, Skylar. Still nothing was remedied on the 4th day and I had to start laying paper on our hardwood floors myself after they'd started working again without protecting the floors. When I told Skylar later that day that I'd had to start laying the paper myself, his response was "we appreciate the help". No acknowledgement that this shouldn't have happened, and no apology for the lack of respect for my home. They didn't tape off edges so there is paint on ceiling edges, trim, etc. The crew didn't use low-adhesive painters tape - they used regular masking tape - on a fireplace mantel and the hardwood floors. The finish on the hardwood floors was damaged where the masking tape was used. No one from Pgh Painters ever seemed to notice any of this stuff and make sure it was remedied. I also tried to stay out of their way, so I wasn't right there observing every wall or piece of trim, but it's obvious that in many areas there was only one coat of paint used because you can see areas where the old paint shows through. The paint on trim is flaking off in a lot of spots - basically wherever it gets bumped, a door shuts, etc. I don't know if they didn't use the right paint, or if the trim needed to be lightly sanded first or what. They did not remove damaged caulking and reapply as needed as per contract. Both windows and doors were painted shut and had to be remedied. Skylar did send Kirk to our home near the end of the job to try to remedy some of the problems, and he seemed very good, but it was really too little too late. I had to fire the crew leader myself and ask him to stop working because they were still painting in a carpeted area without a drop cloth. This was after Skylar had been here at least twice and I'd had about million conversations about the contract and so forth with everyone involved. We were "locked out" of our master bedroom & bath the first night because the wall repair that they did outside the bedroom door kept the pocket door from sliding open. As I was trying to stay out of their way and let that repair area go undisturbed, we didn't realize the door wouldn't open until later that evening. I tried to alert Diego but didn't get a response until the next day. We weren't able to access our room/bath until the next afternoon. My husband had to go to work in the same clothes he'd come home from a trip in the day before, we didn't have access to glasses, meds, clothes etc. Just nuts. Of course we understood that it was an accident that it happened, but if I was the owner of a small business that had created that kind of an issue, I would have been on the phone to the client right away. When I asked Skylar why this crew & Project Manager did such a poor job and didn't follow the contract, he told me that he thought they were overwhelmed by the job. In the end Skylar offered some money off the bill so that I could pay to have repairs made where things were damaged or to have things repainted that were unsatisfactory, but I asked for more off than that. They had many, many opportunities to make sure that the job got corrected and then continue on the right foot, and I was more than willing to have them follow the contracted procedures & application, but it just never happened.

TJ gave me a quote and estimated start date. He contacted me a few days ahead to confirm the date…read moreand time. He and his crew arrived on time, we walked around the house to confirm locations that needed repairs. TJ said they would be working most of the day and quickly set up and began. As the day progressed I noticed a few additional areas that needed work, TJ completed those extra areas and did a great job. I would recommend and use them again if needed. Thanks TJ

TJ was undoubtedly the best drywall guy I've seen in a long time. They were extremely professional,…read moreand the work was beyond my expectations.

Hired Kelley's Masonry to do a large job on the facade of our brick home. He and his team did a…read moregreat job. I appreciate how Tom Kelley kept us informed along the way when he discovered things behind the facade, yet he never raised the price of the original contract. He just wanted to make sure we knew what was going on with our hours and how he was going to approach it. His efforts to use bricks that matched the rest of the house was evident in the final product. We already have plans for him to come back and work on some other brick and concrete work.

Attempted to provide concrete services for this company. They did not prepare and obtain the proper…read morepermits to remove cars from the street. When arriving at the job, it was determine it was unsafe space to have a concrete truck attempt to pull into the street because it could damage cars, etc. The driver informed the contractor that the office would work with the unforeseen circumstances and work the delivery into the schedule the same day with the smallest unit. When the dispatcher attempted to resolve the issue and reschedule the delivery for later in the day, the gentleman screamed at her and harassed her to a point she felt unsafe and need to end the phone call to allow him to manage him emotions and collect himself. He continued to call numerous times to speak unprofessionally and use vulgar language. He then spoke to the driver and threatened him. We felt it was unsafe to send employees back to the job site to complete the project due to the unstable reactiveness of the contractor on the job and feared conflict would pursue. Was very disappointed doing business with Kelley's Masonry.